Summary
Dan Bongino will leave his job as the FBI's deputy director in January. President Donald Trump appointed him in February, and Bongino is returning to his media career. He announced his decision on social media.
Key Facts
- Dan Bongino will step down as FBI deputy director in January.
- President Trump appointed Bongino to this role in February.
- Bongino has previously worked as a New York City police officer and a US Secret Service agent.
- He gained popularity through his podcast and media appearances.
- The FBI Agents Association opposed his appointment.
- Bongino expressed frustration over the handling of the Jeffrey Epstein files.
- President Trump praised Bongino's performance in office.
